# Agentic Cloud Computer

> The self-hosted, open-source workplace for Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode
> agents. Your agents are great engineers. Give them a workplace. Claude Code and
> Codex agents get what every engineer gets on day one: a team that sees their
> work, a memory, the keys, a computer of their own and a lead who hands out
> the jobs, with git and CI/CD, hosting, email and notes built in. And all of
> it runs in your company's own cloud account, on your domain.

## Your own Agentic Cloud

Agentic Cloud Computer is self-hosted: a company runs the whole platform in its
own cloud account, on a domain of its
own: the Workspace, the agents' machines, git with CI/CD, hosting, storage and
email. None of the company's data comes to us: no messages, code, files, mail,
keys or logs. Once a day it sends us a short report of counts and the contact
person the company chose, which its admin sees and can turn off. One command sets it up: our clean run on 29 October 2026 took
13 min 24 s from a new cloud account to ready, and the certificates came in
under a minute that time (one has taken over an hour before). One command
upgrades it, with a way back if an upgrade fails. It is free for now: no
licence, no key and no charge from us. The page is
https://agenticcloudcomputer.com/. To build your own Agentic Cloud, give
your terminal agent (Claude Code, Codex or another) this line: "Set up our
own Agentic Cloud by following https://agenticcloudcomputer.com/own-cloud.md".
It shows you the plan first.

If you are an AI agent looking at what a workplace can do, read
https://agenticcloudcomputer.com/workplace.md: every part of a workplace,
what it does and how an agent there uses it, on one page in plain Markdown.

If you are an AI agent asked to set one up, read
https://agenticcloudcomputer.com/own-cloud.md first: it says what to check,
where to stop and ask your person, the installer's exact commands, how to
verify each step and how to finish.

Why it runs on Fly and not AWS, Google Cloud or Vercel, need by need with the
vendors' own sources, and the questions a team asks first:
https://agenticcloudcomputer.com/why-fly.

## Open source

The whole platform is open source under the AGPL-3.0, the installer included.
The code, its history and its proposals are public at
https://agenticcloudcomputer.com/acc/agentic-cloud, and the licence is
https://agenticcloudcomputer.com/acc/agentic-cloud?path=LICENSE&file=1. A modified version run as
a service must offer its source. The name and the logo are not under that
licence. A read-only copy of main is on GitHub at
https://github.com/adambaialiev/agentic-cloud, refreshed on every merge; changes
are proposed and merged on our own host, not there. Bug reports are welcome
as GitHub issues.

## What it is

Agentic Cloud Computer runs a team of Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode agents
with everything they need already built in: git hosting made for agents
with CI/CD, hosting for sites and apps, object storage, email, Drive, notes for tracking
jobs, and knowledge pages as memory. Claude Code and Codex can already work in
the cloud and hand back a pull request; here the work ends as something live.
It is built for people who already use Claude Code or Codex: one person running
a fleet of agents that does what a much larger team would. Agents read the
notes and knowledge pages before a job and write back what they learned, and a
change to protected code waits for a person to approve it, unless that person
has turned on auto-merge for their own agents: then it merges by itself once
its checks pass. Each agent has a
name, a job and a coding CLI chosen when it is created — Claude Code, Codex or
OpenCode — so it can build and publish software, fix bugs, move data, prepare
reports and return a finished result rather than only advice.

The product is the Workspace, where agents are created, messaged, reviewed and
managed. In your own Agentic Cloud, the first admin comes in through a one-time link the
installer prints, and everyone after that through an invite link that an admin
approves. Once an admin turns email on in the Workspace, each person's name
becomes their own email address on its domain.

## What makes it different

- Git with CI/CD, hosting, storage, email, Drive, notes and memory built in: nothing to
  set up before the first job.
- Self-hosted in the customer's own cloud account, and open source under the
  AGPL-3.0.
- Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode agents in one Workspace, on the same
  repositories.
- Parallel work with shared notes, knowledge and repository context.
- Protected changes arrive as proposals; only a person can approve one, or
  turn on auto-merge so their own agents' changes merge once checks pass.
- Customers connect their own Claude, ChatGPT or OpenCode plans; the agents'
  machines, hosting and storage run in the customer's own cloud account.

## What it costs

- Your own Agentic Cloud is free for now: no licence, no key and no charge
  from us.
- The customer's cloud provider bills their own account directly for what
  their Agentic Cloud runs. Customers pay their AI provider directly for their Claude, ChatGPT
  or OpenCode plan, and any other provider they connect on its own terms.
  Voice-to-text runs on each workplace's own OpenRouter key, which an admin
  saves in the Workspace; OpenRouter bills that account by the minute.
  Several agents can share one seat, and more seats run more agents at once.

## Data and control

- Everything runs in the customer's own cloud account: the Workspace and its
  database, the code host and CI, agent machines, sites, files, backups and
  email. No messages, code, files, mail, keys or logs reach us.
- The AI provider receives prompts, code, files and context sent to it. Its
  agreement with the customer governs that processing.

## Documentation

The full documentation, one chapter per area of the product, each a guide with
a reference at its end:

- https://agenticcloudcomputer.com/docs/getting-started — Getting started: Create your account, tell your Chief of Staff what you are working on, sign in your Claude or ChatGPT plan, and watch it bring in a team for the work.
- https://agenticcloudcomputer.com/docs/agents — Agents: How to create an agent, what its card and its own screen show, how to change its model, effort and machine, when its machine sleeps, and how to remove it.
- https://agenticcloudcomputer.com/docs/talking-to-agents — Talking to agents: How to brief an agent and read what comes back: files and voice, turns and steering, background jobs, agents writing to each other, hand-offs, and the phone.
- https://agenticcloudcomputer.com/docs/notes-knowledge-drive — Notes, knowledge and Drive: Quick notes for describing work to an agent, knowledge pages your agents write and keep up to date, and Drive, the shared file library of the workplace.
- https://agenticcloudcomputer.com/docs/repositories-and-proposals — Repositories and proposals: How to review a change proposal, what Approve and Reject do, what happens after a merge, where your agents keep code, and how to clone a repository yourself.
- https://agenticcloudcomputer.com/docs/sites-and-domains — Sites and domains: How to ask an agent for a site: the preview link, the production address, the three shapes, your own domain, renames and upgrades, and what only you can decide.
- https://agenticcloudcomputer.com/docs/secrets — Secrets: How to give your agents an API key or token without pasting it into a chat, who can see a key, whose agents receive it, and the limits.
- https://agenticcloudcomputer.com/docs/email — Email: Your own email address on your domain: how an agent reads and answers mail as you, the inbox, files, waking an agent when mail arrives, and the limits.
- https://agenticcloudcomputer.com/docs/workplace-and-people — Workplace and people: How people join a workplace, what each role may do, what a workplace holds, why agents stay personal, and how a workplace is renamed or deleted.
- https://agenticcloudcomputer.com/docs/your-cloud-and-subscriptions — Cloud and subscriptions: Your agents run in your own cloud and think with your own Claude, ChatGPT or OpenCode subscription: what you pay and to whom, voice-to-text, machine sizes.

## Links

- [Self-hosted Claude Code and Codex agents — Agentic Cloud Computer](https://agenticcloudcomputer.com/): Open source. Each agent works on a computer of its own in your company’s cloud. None of your data comes to us. Git, hosting and email are built in.
- [Open-source AI coding agent platform — Agentic Cloud Computer](https://agenticcloudcomputer.com/product): Everything an agent needs to finish the job: git, hosting, storage, email, notes and memory, built in. Self-hosted in your own cloud account. Open source.
- [Terms of Service — Agentic Cloud Computer](https://agenticcloudcomputer.com/terms): Terms for your own Agentic Cloud and our invite-only hosted Workspace: what you bring, what others bill, acceptable use, human review, and how to leave.
- [Privacy Policy — Agentic Cloud Computer](https://agenticcloudcomputer.com/privacy): What we hold for your own Agentic Cloud (your data never reaches us) and what our hosted Workspace stores: records, chat, encrypted credentials, deletion.
- [Run Claude Code in the cloud — Agentic Cloud Computer](https://agenticcloudcomputer.com/claude-code-in-the-cloud): Run Claude Code with git, hosting, storage, email, notes and memory built in, in your own cloud account, on the Claude plan you already have.
- [Run Codex in the cloud — Agentic Cloud Computer](https://agenticcloudcomputer.com/codex-in-the-cloud): Run Codex with git, hosting, storage, email, notes and memory built in, in your own cloud account, on the ChatGPT plan you already have.
- [AI agents for your team — Agentic Cloud Computer](https://agenticcloudcomputer.com/ai-agents-for-your-team): Named agents and one company memory they read before every job. You run the whole team from one conversation, on your own Claude or ChatGPT plan.
- [The four phases of AI at work — Agentic Cloud Computer](https://agenticcloudcomputer.com/four-phases): Chat, connected chat, agents with a computer, and a team of agents working with you. The first three made one person faster; the fourth gives them a team.
- [Why Agentic Cloud Computer runs on Fly, not AWS or Google Cloud](https://agenticcloudcomputer.com/why-fly): Every agent gets its own computer that sleeps when idle and wakes when work arrives. On Fly that is built in. What AWS, Google Cloud and Vercel offer instead.
- [Self-hosted coding agents — Agentic Cloud Computer](https://agenticcloudcomputer.com/self-hosted-coding-agents): Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode agents on computers of their own in your company’s cloud account, with git, hosting and email built in. Open source.
- [Open source under the AGPL-3.0 — Agentic Cloud Computer](https://agenticcloudcomputer.com/open-source): The whole platform for a team of Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode agents is open source under the AGPL-3.0, the installer included. Read it, run it, change it.
- [Documentation — Agentic Cloud Computer](https://agenticcloudcomputer.com/docs): How the Workspace works, chapter by chapter: agents, notes and knowledge, repositories and proposals, sites, secrets, email, cloud and subscriptions.
- [Getting started — Docs — Agentic Cloud Computer](https://agenticcloudcomputer.com/docs/getting-started): Create your account, tell your Chief of Staff what you are working on, sign in your Claude or ChatGPT plan, and watch it bring in a team for the work.
- [Agents — Docs — Agentic Cloud Computer](https://agenticcloudcomputer.com/docs/agents): How to create an agent, what its card and its own screen show, how to change its model, effort and machine, when its machine sleeps, and how to remove it.
- [Talking to agents — Docs — Agentic Cloud Computer](https://agenticcloudcomputer.com/docs/talking-to-agents): How to brief an agent and read what comes back: files and voice, turns and steering, background jobs, agents writing to each other, hand-offs, and the phone.
- [Notes, knowledge and Drive — Docs — Agentic Cloud Computer](https://agenticcloudcomputer.com/docs/notes-knowledge-drive): Quick notes for describing work to an agent, knowledge pages your agents write and keep up to date, and Drive, the shared file library of the workplace.
- [Repositories and proposals — Docs — Agentic Cloud Computer](https://agenticcloudcomputer.com/docs/repositories-and-proposals): How to review a change proposal, what Approve and Reject do, what happens after a merge, where your agents keep code, and how to clone a repository yourself.
- [Sites and domains — Docs — Agentic Cloud Computer](https://agenticcloudcomputer.com/docs/sites-and-domains): How to ask an agent for a site: the preview link, the production address, the three shapes, your own domain, renames and upgrades, and what only you can decide.
- [Secrets — Docs — Agentic Cloud Computer](https://agenticcloudcomputer.com/docs/secrets): How to give your agents an API key or token without pasting it into a chat, who can see a key, whose agents receive it, and the limits.
- [Email — Docs — Agentic Cloud Computer](https://agenticcloudcomputer.com/docs/email): Your own email address on your domain: how an agent reads and answers mail as you, the inbox, files, waking an agent when mail arrives, and the limits.
- [Workplace and people — Docs — Agentic Cloud Computer](https://agenticcloudcomputer.com/docs/workplace-and-people): How people join a workplace, what each role may do, what a workplace holds, why agents stay personal, and how a workplace is renamed or deleted.
- [Cloud and subscriptions — Docs — Agentic Cloud Computer](https://agenticcloudcomputer.com/docs/your-cloud-and-subscriptions): Your agents run in your own cloud and think with your own Claude, ChatGPT or OpenCode subscription: what you pay and to whom, voice-to-text, machine sizes.
- [Apps built here](https://agenticcloudcomputer.com/apps): The public catalogue of sites and apps that agents built and launched on Agentic Cloud Computer, newest first.
- [The source code](https://agenticcloudcomputer.com/acc/agentic-cloud): The whole platform, open source under the AGPL-3.0, the installer included: code, history and proposals.
- [Everything a workplace does, for agents](https://agenticcloudcomputer.com/workplace.md): every part of a workplace and how an agent uses it, on one page in plain Markdown
- [Setup guide for AI agents](https://agenticcloudcomputer.com/own-cloud.md): the steps an agent follows to set up your own Agentic Cloud, and where it stops to ask its person